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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
5
In Connecticut a widow, Margarey Widemder, seeks to rent a rural estate near New York, moving with a younger man and a penniless suitor into the household. Her daughter Marylia and son Judge Eves are central as tensions rise over love, debt, and domestic upheaval in the orchard setting.
After six weeks apart Denny returns to the Cleveland home where Eve has set up a room and a garden plan. They share warmth and humor with Marylin Peter and others as Eve sings old songs by the lamp, amid golf matches and plans for Denny’s next move.
Gaithersburg Maryland March 28 The Pride of Montgomery Lodge I O O F held its first annual banquet with Representative Cartwright of Oklahoma as principal speaker About 100 attendees included Grand Lodge members and dignitaries from Maryland and Florida Officials highlighted fellowship and leadership within the order and local community members extended greetings from the Ceduna District and Garberburg High School attendees noted the event’s aims and camaraderie
Faculty and Mrs Charles Hershey joined the entertainment program enhancing the event lineup. The addition broadens community participation and highlights local talent in the planned program.
Rockville Md March 6 Though three months grace for dog license taxes expires March 41 nearly half of about 7000 dogs have license tags issued so far Police Court clerk Phary ML Williams said Beginning April 1 unlicensed dogs face prosecution Tax is 2 for males 10 for females Dogs may obtain licenses from the Police Court clerk at the County Offices Edge of Meret and Bayer Spring Newspaper advertising urged.
Fragmented listing shows CBS NBC and other stations with program names and names like Roy Morton Edward McGrady and Adolph Zukor, plus a Supreme Court discussion tonight and varied music and drama slots, all presented in a jumbled OCR-like excerpt with multiple station tags and times.
State Police reported weekend arrests for speeding. Hazel M White of Washington paid 100 dollars to Justice Fred Ridenour in Middletown after being clocked at 72 to 75 mph by Officer WK May near Braddock Melghers. James M Winsatt of Washington faces a Wednesday hearing after a 69 mph arrest by Officer B H Cecil. Lloyd F Nelson of Hagerstown was jailed after drunken driving and driving without a license charges. Raymond C Hoffman of Washington posted 10 dollars and costs after a 45 mph citation by Officer RA F Lewis.
A Montgomery beer levy plan aimed at easing costs for local merchants triggered rapid debate. The Beers Dealers Association backed a 6 percent tax cut stance with claims the move would reduce consumer prices and spur relief, while opposing factions warned of revenue shortfalls and regulatory impact. Local merchants and Montgomery lawmakers weighed the pros and cons as the proposal drew attention during Saturday discussions.
Fragmented local items record a marriage happening on March 7 and community notes. Names include Mrs James and Miss Ghagah Waves of Blue Rodeo Summit, John Pranktin Jains, Gordon Race moving from Chaitin to Pen Mar, and church activities at Hawley Memorial church with elders elected, Sunday school officers named, and visitors from Baltimore and Washington listed.
A disturbing incident follows a funeral as a mother and roomer allegedly douse Shain Sew Vouk Moh 2A petty artists modeh her another ainda Voartenmbeg. The accused were reported by Mrs Mary Gedeon as involved, with her daughter and others present. The case centers on a violent assault connected to a family dispute in an apartment building.
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